As of 2026, 17 states have mandates requiring small businesses to offer a retirement plan or be automatically enrolled in a state-run program. In our region, active mandates apply to New Jersey (25+ employees), Delaware (5+), New York (10+), and…

When starting or managing a business, one of the most important accounting decisions you’ll make is choosing between the cash method and the accrual method of accounting. While both methods track your business finances, they…

Accurate, organized bookkeeping is the backbone of any successful business. Without it, financial decisions become guesswork, tax filings can get messy, and opportunities for growth may be missed. Whether you’re a startup founder or a…

When business owners purchase equipment, vehicles, or other assets, a common question comes up: Why isn’t depreciation the same every year? Shouldn’t it be evenly spread out? The short answer is no, and it’s actually…

Cannabis is once again at the center of federal policy change, with the U.S. government officially moving to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III substance under the Controlled Substances Act. While…

Family businesses are a cornerstone of many communities, offering a unique blend of tradition, trust, and long-term vision. But whether you’re part of the family or an employee from outside, working in a family-run company…

If you’re a business owner operating as a single-member LLC, filling out a Form W-9 might seem straightforward, but it’s one of the most commonly misunderstood forms. Here’s what you need to know to avoid…

The penny is no more. So what does that mean for your business, and your books? Rounding Cash Transactions How cash payments will be affected.With the phaseout of the one-cent coin in the U.S., cash…